Ed Yates

South Devon isn’t the first location you think of when it comes to surfing in the southwest of England but its coastline is home to some quality waves when a […]

Nestled away in the depths of South Devon lies the small seaside beach of Challaborough. At high tide, it’s a small horseshoe cove flanked by rocky cliffs but as the

Perranporth Beach is two miles of golden sand backed by large sand dunes and flanked by cliffs at either end. The town here is a busy surfing hub, with cafes,

Widemouth bay is a large sand and rock beach about two miles south of Bude. Despite its close proximity to one of North Cornwall’s surfing hubs, it’s fairly undeveloped here

Sandymouth is a rugged beach just a few miles north of Bude on the North Cornwall coast, despite its close proximity it’s much quieter here and offers plenty of room

Portreath is a small village and fishing port located in West Cornwall. Located just a few miles from the population centre of Redruth is a great location for a day

Crackington Haven is a small beach a few miles south of Bude on Cornwall’s North coast, it’s only a small village but its position within an Area Of Outstanding Natural

Looking for an in-depth guide to surfing Plymouth and the surrounding coastline? Plymouth isn’t the first location you think of in terms of surfing, but it’s a great hub for

Putsborough is a long sandy beach sheltered by large cliffs at its southern end. Fondly referred to as ‘Puts’, this beach is a real beauty with great views and lots

Heading to Woolacombe for a surf? We’ve compiled years of surfing into a helpful guide for one of North Devon’s premier surf beaches. We’ll cover where you can surf, the

Westward ho is a large sandy stretch of beach in North Devon. This coastal village is easily accessible from Bideford and is conveniently positioned on the Atlantic highway. The beach

Porthtowan Is a relatively large beach located in the west of Cornwall, surrounded by towering cliffs and an old tin mine, this beach is the definition of stereotypically Cornish. Inland

Heading for a wave at Holywell Bay? We’ve knocked our heads together to make the definitive local guide to surfing at Holywell. What the waves are like, when to surf

Mawgan Porth, fondly referred to as Mawgies by the locals lies to the north of Newquay, approximately 4 miles up the coast. Despite its close proximity to the UK’s surfing

Harlyn Bay is a relatively sheltered beach on the Atlantic coast of North Cornwall, not far from St Merryn and Padstow. This northerly facing beach is tucked behind Trevose Head

Constantine Bay known locally as Connies is a large, open sandy beach located on the north coast of Cornwall. Constantine’s close proximity to Padstow and St Merryn makes it a

If you’re thinking of surfing Polzeath or planning a surf trip in the local area, you’re in the right place with our in-depth guide packed with all the local surfing